Categorical

A theory that is both -categorical and uncountably categorical is called totally categorical.

Consequently, the propositions of a syllogism should be categorical propositions (both terms general) and syllogisms that employ only categorical terms came to be called categorical syllogisms.

Uncountably categorical (i.e. κ-categorical for all uncountable cardinals κ) theories are from many points of view the most well-behaved theories.

By the divine authority of the Bible, I declare and aver and state in categorical terms, that, no matter what you think you are, or what you think you know, if you deny the Father-Son relationship between Jesus Christ and God, you are an antichrist.

It is a categorical affirmation of the will of the Osun electorate as expressed at the polls.

It is unimaginable that someone who did not participate or vote in an election would make categorical statements about an election she did not witness.

Lawyers for the claimants said they were “thrown off the scent” and not aware of being targeted, having believed “categorical denials” from ANL over any involvement in unlawful activity.

To Business Insider, Dorsey issued a categorical denial.

Various analytics brought the Springs closer to categorical averages compared with 99 other park systems across the nation.

People work as per their categorical needs.

The HC after perusing the CBSE’s circulars said the education board was clear and categorical and “do not allow any change in the internal assessment marks for a student as uploaded by the school on the website of the CBSE”.

The partial quotation, Professor Morrison wrote, turned a balancing test into a categorical command.

But what happens when adults impose upon kids their own irrational fears, to the point where they demonstrate to them that breathing without a mask and being around people are categorical threats to their lives?

He was categorical that the state is not losing any revenue at the country’s entry points as ICUMS, deployed on June 1, 2020, is working creditably.

Meanwhile, the Kogi State Branch of the Nigerian Medical Association is categorical that people are dying from the disease.

Nelson concentrated on content rather than her writing’s categorical container, while Knausgård’s philosophy suggests that form gives meaning to the story it contains.

The North Rift leaders were Wednesday categorical that it was the former President Moi who forced the late former nominated MP Mark Too to step down for him to pave the way for a young Uhuru to enter Parliament and subsequently contest the presidency.

We want and we are saying it very categorical that the Judgment of the Supreme Court is a pervert judgment and must be reversed immediately, for the oneness of this nation and for the furtherance of democracy.

WHO maintains categorical opposition to heated tobacco and electronic cigarettes and advocates their ban.

In conclusion, he wish to categorical state that since the Regent of Dagbon, Kanpakuya-naa Abdulai is in the center of this matter it will be odd for him to say it, He Nyankpal-lana Abdulai Yakubu stands and says that, the funeral will not be performed.